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Mulberry Silk vs. Other Silk Types

Antibacteriële zijdeMay 16, 20252 min read

Anyone who delves into silk products quickly notices: there are many different types of silk. Not all silk is of the same quality, and the properties can vary considerably. The softness, sheen, strength, and skin-friendliness depend heavily on the type of silk used. Especially if you want to use silk for something you touch daily, such as a pillowcase or sleep mask, it is important to know what you are choosing.

 

Among this offering, mulberry silk stands out as the most high-quality and nourishing variant. What distinguishes mulberry silk from other types of silk is its smooth, long fiber structure. This creates a soft and supple fabric that causes minimal friction, which has great benefits for your skin and hair. Your hair is less likely to be damaged and remains smooth and shiny. Your skin also benefits: mulberry silk is naturally hypoallergenic and antibacterial, which helps reduce skin irritations, allergies, and impurities.

 

Other types of silk are often a bit coarser in structure, less even, or less durable. They lack the fine finish and skin-friendly properties that make mulberry silk so special. Anyone who truly wants to invest in comfort, luxury, and skin and hair care, therefore, chooses mulberry silk.

Our silk pillowcases and sleep masks are made of 100% mulberry silk with a weight of 22 momme. Soft, strong, and wonderful to sleep on.

 

Property Mulberry silk Other silk
Softness Exceptionally soft and smooth Less soft, sometimes coarse
Durability Very strong and long-lasting Less strong, wears faster
Sheen High natural sheen Lesser appearance
Skin-friendliness Hypoallergenic, antibacterial Less skin-friendly
Prevents hair breakage Yes, due to smooth fibers Less effective
Reduces sleep creases Yes Often not
Breathability Excellent Variable
Price Higher quality, often more expensive Usually cheaper
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